Buy the way your company already buys. Start fixing monetization, not fighting procurement.
For most teams, the hardest part of adopting new infrastructure is not code.
It is friction inside the company.
Security requests. Vendor onboarding. New contracts. Budget routing.
The list is long, and none of it moves your product forward.
AWS Marketplace solves a lot of that.
Your finance and procurement teams already trust the model. Your costs roll into a single AWS invoice. The approval path is familiar.
Now Stigg is available on AWS Marketplace too.
Which means you can adopt Stigg using the same path your organization already uses for the rest of its infrastructure, and get to the real work faster: fixing pricing, entitlements, self-serve, and packaging.
When monetization starts slowing product down
We keep hearing the same troubles teams are facing before adopting Stigg.
Pricing changes that should take a day end up taking two sprints.
A new usage model requires rewriting core services.
Self-serve trials fight with enterprise contracts.
Feature access logic lives in random places across the codebase.
No one wants to touch pricing because something always breaks.
Engineers feel like they are maintaining a billing system instead of building the product.
That is the pain Stigg is built for.
A single control layer for pricing, packaging, entitlements, usage, and provisioning. Configurable. Testable. Safe to change. Something you can evolve without duct tape.
The good news now: you can get there through AWS Marketplace, without adding process overhead on top of everything else.
And it gets even more powerful when your own product sells through AWS Marketplace.
Sell through AWS without copying logic or maintaining two worlds
The moment your customers can buy both in-app and through AWS, complexity creeps in quietly.
Two billing paths.
Two subscription lifecycles.
Two places where pricing might live.
Two versions of “who gets access to what.”
Historically, teams solved this by duplicating logic and promising to “clean it up later.”
Stigg’s native AWS marketplace integration gives you a different path.
Your product enforces entitlements from a single source of truth. Provisioning happens once. Usage is governed consistently.
Customers who buy directly get the same entitlement logic as those who subscribe via AWS Marketplace. You are no longer juggling two brains.
Pricing can remain different where it needs to be. AWS plans keep AWS pricing. Direct plans follow your internal packaging.
If you want to go deeper into how that works technically, our AWS integration documentation walks through mapping, subscriptions, lifecycle events, and supported models.
A simpler way to move forward
With Stigg available on AWS Marketplace, you get two concrete wins:
You can buy Stigg in a way your organization already understands.
You can run monetization in a way that does not fragment over time.
Less operational guesswork.
More confidence when pricing or packaging needs to evolve.
Fewer places where engineers have to patch things together.
If you want to understand how this would look in your stack, your product, and your channel strategy, it usually helps to talk it through.
Book time with one of our team to walk through it with you, in context of your real use cases.
Our Partner Ecosystem
This partnership is part of a growing ecosystem focused on collaboration. By joining forces with leading platforms, we are helping businesses adapt to rapid changes in pricing, manage entitlements more effectively, respond to shifts in cost and value driven by AI, and scale revenue with confidence.Explore the Stigg Partner Program to discover how we can shape the future of monetization together.
